cities that don't arrest or detain illegal immigrant. >> dc mayor has stood firm in her decision that the district is safe place for immigrant. fox5 matt atkin starts us off live tonight. >> just heard from the mayor's office within the last ten, 15 minutes. she is planning to hold a press conference on this executive order, that was issued by the trump administration today. just to update you on this, this is something that a lot of jurisdictions in the area are very concerned about. we're talking about dc, prince george's county, montgomery county, even the city of baltimore, all concerned about the financial impact. in fact, something caught my eye today, we can take you to this tweet that i found earlier today. this was from the budget director, from the district of columbia. she says the district receives over 1 billion per year in federal grants, everything from senior nutrition, to refugee r

grants. we asked the mayor earlier today to tell us what she thinks about this executive order. here's what she had to say. >> we want to be able to go look at anything that is coming out of the executive branch. we want to know what the congress would have to say about it. and i would need an opportunity to examine its impact across all of my agencies. >> by the way also this afternoon we had a chance to hear from prince george's county executive, baker, and said we believe the county following the law, and we are going to honor. that will so we're not changing, we're not afraid of what the president said, that he is going to withhold. because we think we're doing the right thing, and we are following the law. so this all could end up in court. once again, mayor bowser calling a press conference here at the wilson building at 6:30 tonight. we are told she is going to talk about this

order that was signed by president trump earlier today. live at the wilson building, matt. >> perhaps you saw this if you were in the district today, quite the peck call green peace demonstrators went to new heights to protest donald trump. this morning they scaled 27-foot crane and put up a huge banner with the word resist on it. fox5's paul wagner is live tonight in northwest where police, we are told, are still waiting for that group to come down. paul? >> yes, dc police have called this a daring and dangerous stunt, carried out by green peace executives, to get the attention of the white house, and they're still on the crane. let's show you what we can still see right now. there are two protesters right there under that light. they've been there since last night. their job, simply, was to block that ladder, leading up the crane, 200 feet high, so that the police couldn't come after them. let's show you now up on to the crane.

again, it is 200 feet in the air, there are five protesters, still up there at this hour, for the last several hours, they've been trying to pull in that banner, wrap it up, and take it away with them, then come down that crane. but they've been meticulous in making sure that they're safe apparently, and that they can get this done safely, before they come down. let's show you some video that we shot earlier today. now, what we understand from law enforcement sources is that these seven protesters broke into this job site, sometime overnight, and according to the law enforcement sources, they're going to be charged with burglary too. they then got on to the crane. it was around 6:00 this morning, dc police got a call, saying there were at least three on the crane, and when police arrived, they actually found out that there were seven. and then found out exactly what they were going to be doing. no

once they were able to unfurl the banner, which took several hours, and we watched, as there were two of these protesters who were hanging from ropes to make sure that the banner would stay stiff in the wind so that it could be red. and those two people sat on ropes in mid-air, dangling therefore hours at a time, until they thought they got their message across. so what we understand is green peace said that this has been in the works for quite some time. that they had recruited these people who have very good rock climbing skills to actually work with green peace. now we want to show you cup ill of sounds by the we got earlier today. the first one from captain robert glover, with the special operations division, the second one is jason swartz, he's a spokesperson for green peace. here's what they had to say. >> safety is our first and for most mission this morning. we want to do everything we can to preserve everybody's safety. if that changes, we h

fire department here to assist us, as well. >> well, it is sort of hard to see from this angle. but if you are on the south lawn of the white house would you see this banner frame against the white house. so the point is of course to demonstrate that this is about standing up to administration that's that threatens the safety of communities across the country. >> at this hour dc police are waiting below. they're going to arrest all seven, as soon as they come down. they'll spends the night in jail. and go before a judge sometime tomorrow afternoon. >> live on 15th street northwest, paul wagner, fox5 local news. hey paul, if you don't mind, couple of quick questions. we've seen green peace do these types of things before. and sometimes they are prepared to stay up there all night long. you know, just to make a point for t we were here for an entire day. do we know for sure that they're going to come down tonight? are police in contact with them? >> reporter: so we understanded that the police have been in contact with

understanding that they are trying to pull that ban nerve, wrap it up, take it with them, and actually come back down. but i was just speak to go one officer here on the scene, who is speculating that perhaps they're very tired, and they're going about it very slowly and meticulously because they're so tiped. because think about it, they've been on this job, on their protest here, for many, many hours, sometime overnight, when they actually broke on to the site is what police said. >> all right, very good, paul wagner or not g. thank you, paul. fox5 is your station for politics. tweet us your thought right now. do you agree with the president's decision to time executive actions what he did today, also about the border wall. tweet us your thoughts, use the hashtag 5@6:30. coming up next at 6:30. >> cheerleading controversy. what is next after a local principal apologizes for what he said about his own high school cheering squad.

remembering actress mary tyler moore. we will have much more on her life. hey, sue? >> i'm so sad that we have lost her. tony and i often would refer to the dick vandike show, say oh, rob, that famous line she had, rest in peace, mary tyler moore. meanwhile in d.c., what a beautiful day, more typical what we might see in late march, early april. high 61, dullos, 63, dwi, 60. plus last year at this time we were still shoveling out, and 17 inches of snow on the ground here in d.c. from the blizzard of 2016. i tell you what, we will roll with a little bit colder forecast, we'll let you agree that rolls into town coming up in a few minutes, toney? >> if yohave a story idea call the fox5 tip line. the number: (202)895-3000. you can also e-mail to fox5 tips at wttg.com. seven minutes after. we will be right back.

>> we learning new information tonight about a man who shot a woman at a school bus stop. he turned himself into prince george's county police this morning. family told fox5 simms is the father of a young girl who witnesses say he tried to grab as she was standing at the bus stop. also told us the woman he is accused of shooting had restraining order against him. he has several charges including first degree murder and none of the student at the bus stop were hurt. >> man accused of shooting at fairfax county police crews is her being held without bound. ryan landsavede faces several charges. accused of shooting at the offers here was trying to pull him over sunday near georgetown pike in great falls. the officer wasn't hurt. two teens were also in the car with landsavede at the time of the shooting. >> frederick county public school system has updated its social media guidelines, after employee was fired after want erring with a student about the spelling of the words tomorrow. employees will now receive mandatory training s

use social media and the guidelines will now include a note that social media postings should not be, quote, mocking, disrespectful, rude, mean or dismiss i have. >> a maryland high school cheerleading squad may boycott at performing at at any time's basketball game after a principal called their routine too ghetto. spring brooke high school cheerleading, told the coach their moves were too get heo and had to tone it down. the principal has apologized but many are still upset. the basketball game starts at clock 15, girls are scheduled to meet with the principal before tip-off to determine if they'll perform. >> welshing it was anything but a normal day at work for one waitress. >> we came together and had an encounter, you know, so beautiful, and had created such an interesting response, from everyone around. >> a regular day on the job turned into a big surprise.

>> update on breaking news we told you about at the top of the show. >> multiple shootings are taken place in northeast and southeast, we under stands, children were hurt, let's get right to lauren demarco who joins us via skype with the very latest on what can you tell us? >> tony, shawy, real disturbing four juveniles shot no three plates, here along bath street in south dc, around 434. police got a call for two juveniles who were shot here, two males, we are told, the two likely teenage boys, they were conscious and breathing, when police arrived. and again, police still here at the scene. you can see there are some shoes left here. now, about 4:09, again, less than 30 minute earlier, ere was another shooting, we have some v

believe, minnesota avenue at grant street in northeast. that's only about a eight minute drive from here. two juveniles, also shot in that location, also two boys. again, they were conscious and breathing. so all four victims here taken to the hospital, conscious and breathing, are expected to be okay, in that case, there was a look-out. in the minnesota avenue shooting for a white volkswagon, with deep tinted windows, maryland license plates. no exact information on look out here forbath place 53rd street, but police are working to determine whether these two shootings are connected. now, there was a third shooting. also, at 4:34 p.m. the same time as this one here, at bath place in southeast took place melon street, martin luther king, jr. avenue in southeast dc. but it was called in, again, at the same time. 4:34 p.m. so police think it is rather unlikely that that would be connected. in that case there were three

who were all shot. they also are conscious and breathing, were taken to the hospital. so for a moment there it looked like we had three shootings possibly all connected. right now it is looking like just two, that could be connected, but the two do involve juveniles, likely teenagers, all boys, all expected to be okay, but just sort of a wild afternoon here for dc police. and again, that look-out information, white vokes weighing on sedan, deep tinted windows, with maryland plans plates. that's the latest here in the southeast, back to you. >> lauren, thank you very much. much more on, that much more on the motive coming up tonight at 10:00. >> today, as predicted, and as promised, a beautiful day. sunshine, warm. >> perfect. i mean, what day is today? >> i figure the green peace guys that put that banner up must have been watching the weather. hey, looks good for tomorrow. >> we're a go, we are a gay.

>> what's the high today? >> sixty-one. >> and a lot of places down to the south hit 70. can we get these days in january, you know, we call it the january thawing. we haven't been all that cold this january. it has been more warm than cold. just a light bulb. we will re-adjust a little bit, as we go forward, and enjoy this beautiful evening. can i tell you i love the sunshine today, but i really love that it wasn't wind. >> i me too. >> oh, that win, even late last night, still rattling the windows. wind much better tonight. beautiful evening. get out, enjoy it if you can. and do know that the wind will be back with us tomorrow. wanted to show you the high temperatures, dullos, 63, reagan, 61, bwi, 60. a lot of places, culpeper fell close to 67 degrees. we will get some of the high temperatures coming in a little bit later. but, at 6:00 it is still 55 degrees. average is 44. such bonus weather. cooler, near annapolis, near the bay, so you can see how the water does affect those communities this time of year. dullos

53 degrees, culpeper still 58. fredericks berg, 55. even cumberland at 59 degrees, at this hour. what a wonderful temperature change this and nice bonus, we know colder days are coming very soon. matter of fact the transition begins tomorrow afternoon, not terribly dramatic during the day, but the breeze will really pick up noticeably in the afternoon, colder air turns back in the area, temperatures certainly dropping tomorrow night. so, it is not a bad thursday we have for you. notice little bit of rain shower activity. hit or miss tomorrow morning maybe pre-dawn for some of up, little better chance south of dc, get to 56 degrees, but then we will see the temperatures dropping, friday is when you start to remember that oh, ya, it is still january. 46 degrees. although just barely january as we're about to get new month going here. you can see, we're watching line of showers out to the west, these may scatter out just little bit as they get closer. may be another rounds with frontal boundery that will be coming

morning. so wanted to show you the future cast, because you can see the line we are watching, doesn't really do much. maybe spotty shower. couple of clouds around later tonight. but then as we get close to morning, pausing this at 5:00 not many people are going to see these shower, might have little better chance down in the central bay, up toward the north, maybe up toward the frederick area, but by the time we get to 7:00, if we still have some showers around, the bulk of those should be well south and east of the district, and we're into the clear skies with some beneficial snow for the ski lovers, starting to pile up in the mountains with up close snow continuing out there, as we go into thursday evening. so, for the kids tomorrow morning, 44 to 49 at the bus stop. it will be cool. there could be couple of showers, but as you just saw on the future cast it, won't be many. after school, 58 to 55 degrees. so, we head for 56 degrees, tomorrow, and hopefully the rest of those temperatures will pop on, if they don't want to i can tell that you most places will be in the low and mid 50's, but again we will be dropping as winter cold is going to bring the chill back into the weekend wih

40's. let's show you our fox5 accuweather seven day forecast, and again, friday, cooler at 46 degrees. we're going to stay chilly weekends, you know, it has been colder. this is not too far below average for this time of year. notice, those nighttime temperatures, though, near the freezing mark or below. may start monday morning out at 29 degrees, but it looks like it is another dry day. although, chilly, at 40 degrees, and tuesday, 46, wednesday, another chance for showers, 47 degrees. so, the snow drought, definitely continues in this area. sean, tony, i know that doesn't make you too sad. >> not at all. thank you, sue. well, this story has people smiling. it also has people talking on social media. >> dc waitress got a big tip from a tourist, who was in town for president trump's inauguration. rosalynn harris is a server at bus boys and poets on 14th street northwest after he and his friends ate that on monday, doctor jason white left rosalynn an inspiring note, and a 450-dollar tip on

his 72-dollar lunch. harris said she learned a valuable less front what happened. while doctor white told fox5 it was a weekend he'll never forget. >> he didn't want to create a scene, but wanted to let me know, you know there is was a great experience, than is what he hopes for people in general. it was, you know, very touching, really amazing, makes me want to go about my interactions with that kind of energy more often. >> the american spirit was real. and it was real with everybody, whether were you a trump supporter or were you there to be a part of the women's rally. >> just what an awesome overall ac -- act of human tip. i know we heard from one man, why are we highlighting this? because it is nice to have some good news to talk b there was a man earlier in our story at 5:00 why are we highlighting people. >> nice to have a balance against all of the hateful, negative,

and then. in fact i would like more of it. >> keep it going, people, pay it forward. >> stay with us, we'll be right back.

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>> this was very sad to get this news today. >> i used to watch the mayor i. tyler moore show, look at this news lady, really cool to me. >> and so many spin-office from that show, she was the executive producer from the show. >> phyllis, lou grant, she was producer, yes, she was producer of the bob newhart show. just amazing woman. >> all right, as you guys know, we've already mentioned it, winning actress mary tyler moore died today. she was 80 years old. >> we leave you tonight fox's adam housley takes a look back at her life and

>> she touched the world on with her smile. mary tyler moore born on december 29th, 1936, in brooklyn, new york. growing up her home life was difficult. but one thing that always drew the family together, was watching young mary perform in the living room. when she was eight, the family moved to los angeles. it was there she discovered her first love, dance. in 1955, she got her first taste of television. the day after her high school prom, she starred in a commercial as the happy hot point picks i for hot point appliances. she married her first of three husbands, a year later moore had her only child, richie, one of her early tv roles, playing answering service operator in richard diamond private i in 1959. the bit only showed her legs on screen, raising a mystique about the young actress. moore's big break would come in 1961, when she was launched into the national spotlight as lori petri on

dike show for five years the couple's chemistry charmed tv audiences until he chose to leave the show in 1966. demonstrating her commitment to betraying real women, she demanded her character wear cap re pants, rather than dresses and high heels. during the show, she divorced her first husband, and married tv executive grant tinker, after dick vandike endured several flops including a musical version every breakfast at tiffany's on broadway, in 1970, moore and tinker formed protection company mtm enterprizes, first project, the mayor i tyler moore show. she played marry richards, ground breaking tv charger, lived independently no husband or steady boyfriend. the wildly popular show ran until 1977. moore tried several times to revive the variety show genre with extremely limited success. in 1980, she took on a challenging stage role in whose life is it anyway? and when she played a quadriplegic artist asserting her

her former ands was met with raves from critics and audiences. this period was difficult personally for moore. her sister elizabeth died. in 1980 her son, accidentally killed himself. and in 1981, she and her husband divorced. around this time she developed serious alcohol problem. and check herself into the betty ford center for treatment in 1984. she met these challenges head-on saying you can't be brave if you only have wonderful things happen to you. >> ♪ ♪

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>> another day every executive orders, also making good on campaign promises for president donald trump. of course the announcement the white house is now going to investigate the president's signs of voter fraud. >> that's what we're talking about tonight at 66:30, check the run down, tweet us what's on your minds hashtag 5@6:30. the president signed an executive action on immigration, which allows construction of his proposed wall on the mexican border to move ahead. also, target cities with local leaders refuse to hand over illegal imigrants for deportation. >> also does the following, ends the policy of catch and release at the border. requires other countries